Good afternoon, folks. Welcome to the podcast of Lotus is for Thursday the 28th of November, 2024.

I'm joined by Josh and Charlie Bentley Aster. Thanks for joining us, Charlie.

That's really good to be here. I've watched the show since the beginning, so it feels like a real

character arc moment and finally in the room. I'm glad you're here. We're going to be talking

about the sad case of Peter Lynch, who

of course took his own life after being, I think, unjustly imprisoned by the oppressive

Stama regime for objecting to atrocities, the ideological gap between men and women and what might

be responsible for it, and how Italy's migrant crisis is

nothing short of horrifying. Just like ever else. Anyway, let's begin. Okay, so Peter Lynch's

funeral was yesterday, and I wanted to focus on his case and his story, because I think actually

it's quite important that it's not

just another number or another person contributing to the number of people arrested during the

August riots, but he was a man with a family. He was 61 years old. He was married for 36 years

before he died, spoilers, and he had four adult children

and three grandchildren. And there'll be a clip I'll play of him in a minute. And clearly a lot of

what he was doing he was doing for his family because he brings up protecting children and things

like that, which I think is a very good thing.

But to give you an idea of what actually happened on the 4th of August, he attended the

protest outside the holiday in in Roverham.

And I imagine both of you can probably remember the one outside of Roverham got a bit violent, fiery.

Yeah, it was mostly peaceful, but fiery.

And one can wonder what motivated people in Roverham to do such a thing. But apparently he was guilty of shouting at police. You are protecting people who are killing our kids. And I can't say that word on YouTube, but sexually assaulting them.

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